The pope has not bothered to call upon those faithful who love the old rite to speak with them. He has spent less time critiquing the old rite than he has spent belittling that small portion of the faithful who will not go along with his disdain.
The Vatican’s war against traditionalism extends far beyond the liturgy.
While the “Doctrine of Discovery” can be rescinded, the call to evangelize and convert all nations cannot be.
The Jesuits used to be God’s Marines. They have become God’s embarrassment.
Other churches that have adopted a “Synodal Way” have experienced a loss of membership, a loss of doctrine, and a loss of identity.
What has not been widely addressed in the Church is whether abuse that takes place during the celebration of a sacrament is a sacrilege against that sacrament.
I have vowed for the last 50 years that I would never again allow evil to take me without a fight.
The Man Who Was Thursday shows us the paradoxical truth that it takes a big man to know how small he is.
Leftists in Canada have been demanding apologies from the Church, even for things she didn’t do, and even though it won’t satisfy them anyway.
Tomorrow, July 30th, is the 100th anniversary of Chesterton’s reception into the Catholic Faith. Let us look to him for a deeper understanding of the importance of calling non-Catholics to conversion to the Church.
We may have a third, and perhaps most catastrophic, change coming to Catholic teaching under the pontificate of Francis.
The fact that nearly all of the documented cases of monkeypox have emerged in the population of men who have sex with men seems to suggest that the disease has a behavioral component to it. But many just don’t want to acknowledge that.
A thriving parish in Washington DC is the latest victim of the pope’s motu proprio “Traditionis Custodes.”
A newly-appointed pastor reflects on the responsibilities given to him.
A recent decision out of the Diocese of Savannah reveals a fundamentally broken view of how the Church should operate.
The term “anti-fascist” is of Soviet origin, and serves to mask the assumption that socialism is the only alternative to fascism.
For two years a single American priest has worked seventeen-hour days to spiritually and mentally prepare teenage girls for what might await them in some of the most dangerous towns in the world.
With the metallization of man, the previous two effects, the commoditization of man and the mechanization of man, are then joined by the growth of a view of man as being nothing more than a collection of parts rather than a person with innate value.
The recent changes to the administration of Opus Dei are puzzling.
Monkeypox is the latest evidence exposing our culture’s lie that homosexual behavior isn’t dangerous.
